The keynote didn't mention Core Data at all (yes, I watched it all). I'm not lucky enough to be at WWDC, so I don't know if they have panels on CD or are adding new features (and that would be NDA'ed, but a vague [dis|en]couragement from someone in-the-know about adding this to Cayenne would be great). I really want to look into this more, given a lack of CD support for real databases, but I'm not certain how quickly I can get to it.
/dev/mrg PS. Comments always welcome! On 8/10/06, Andrus Adamchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think everybody's waiting for the news from WWDC that is in progress now :-) On Aug 10, 2006, at 3:19 PM, Tore Halset wrote: > Have you (or anyone else?) done any work on this? - the Objective-C/ > Cocoa Cayenne ROP client? > > - Tore. > > On Jul 28, 2006, at 02:59, Michael Gentry wrote: > >> How would that be significantly worse than web browser -> web >> application -> database? Is CocoaJava what Apple supports as Cocoa >> using Java? If so, it isn't as supported as native Objective-C (I >> thought I heard it was being phased out, too). Besides, Cocoa >> development (in Objective-C) is fun. But if you have to access a DB, >> Cayenne is the best option currently, so it would be a nice option >> for >> native OS X applications, too. >> >> Just my rambling thoughts ... > >
